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LOCAL NEWS-
QSTRoval Back, li.is U-cn ras
pointed ni-st'-r of tho Lu.d Office at
-ebraka City. -
Q-J-The Illinois Sunutary Commission
has eiven notice that n more contribu
tions to that organization itrc neoJsJ.
rA mi'.lion dollars, purchase money
for eliip 'ms DCtn P;iJ 'nt0 ,ne Navy
Department since tlics close of tho war.
j-"i;ainesa on the rivrr is lively, nn
lire quantities of freight for the west is
Leing deposited on our levee. v
pTThe ground heretofore occupied ly
BirniMn's Museum and the burnt district
jn New York has been purchased by
J.ttnes Gordon liennett.
VV"e unlerstiial tho city council
hive under considerations an ordinance
relating to the sidewalk, an 1 will prob
ably pass it at their noxt m"?tin;;.
rTW. II. Javk-i, of Dacota City, has
been appointed Register of the land office
Bt that place, vice Floris Van lleuth, re-
m m
C5TTm Ilntttmt Ttl'rajh of the 20th
inst. pays that the report that 1"M0
Missourians are on their way to Mexico
ia undobtedly apeicocf nonsense.
The entire party is less than 4 )0.
3?"Vin. Stddelman the, "prrpiit public
benefactor," has du a wf'.l in front of
liia business houf, and invites everybody
to partake, "with out money an J without
price.'
(27"Ve hnvehad our regular rjitota of
ruin during the par-t wei: b.j:n nbout
ono-htlf the time, riattsmouth, how
ever, has been fortunate enouii to only
lose one bridge of consequence.
fjV'Those that dance itiust pay the
Cddler;"and men that will st ti l tli -lr
time and money at whiskey shops nui-t
expect to come in contact with glass
tumblers and occi.-ionly empty ones.
.- m
Cy.Mij. Wh. eler, nent of the Paw
nee Indians, is in town. lie reports the
Indians under his care in a prosperous
condition. They are about returning
frox their summer hunt, and report hav
ing been verv successful.
fT5Deii. Buck and Pat. Murphy ar
rived in t'uis city from the west, 1 tst Fri
day. They had no trouble with Indians,
but report a largo amout of stock living
from the iCVcts of traveling in such largo
'trains.
LVS?"1'"?'' Mtrsliaii, t.f the P. O., has
our thanks for a copy f Prank L' siie's
Chimney Corner.' The Capt. keeps on
limlagoJl a-ort!ii',:it of Newi and
Li'.eraiy papers, Magazines, le.
f!5f."'3 n Jwrttsui.-iiS of llaynrn 1,
Miner & Co., of C uneil liluifs, in to day's
pater. Those in need of anjtM.i.; i;i
thir line will d well to send i;ithir
order--. especially in tuning pianos.
as it is not always advisable to tnjsl ir
re-p'U.sible rani with that kind of
work.
5?"in t-peaking of the circus s t:. at
have visited this Territory the presen
season, the I'rts;, of Nebraska city t
If tin re is anything now tolerated by
public indurunce that is degrading in ail
its tendencies, and totally devoid of any
th.ng that is elevating, it is a circus, an.!
yet Nebraska city has paid thm little
short of ten thousand dollars this sum
mer." C?if"A Statement of the condition cf
the Home Insurance Company will be
four.d in to day's raper, published iu
accordance w ith the requirements of law.
This is counted enc of the m st reliable
companies in the United Stales, and those
who are not injured will Jo well to call
on the agent. J. ,'. Wi.
ClVni. Stadleman t Co., second
d)oreast of the Hkkai.o office, have just
received a large addition to their stock
of clothing, bat-j, caps, hoots, Ac. Also
a quantity of sewing machine silk, tiive
them a call, and you will find B.My one
of th? most accommodating talesmen in
the West.
CS7Mr. West, Secretary of the Farm
ers' Club, informs that, owing to the
hurry of farmers in taking care of their
wheat crop, there was no meeting of the
club last Saturday. The next regular
meeting of the club will be on th- flr-t
Saturday in September, when we hope to
eee a general turn out.
5"f any one is of the opinion that
furniture cannot be had in Plattsinouth
as cheap, and as good an nrticle, as at
any point in the west, let them call on
Henry Roeck, Main street, and disabuse
their minds. He has received one of the
largest 6tocks ever in Plattsmouth, and
is ready at all times to fill an order, on
short notice, for any article or furniture,
plain or fancy
5W'm Davis, who lives poms three
tn;!es south of the city, was run over by a
f "eight waon, on Friday last, and
severely injured. He had just left thd
City for the west, and had only proceeded
about four miles when the accident oc
cur? i. He had got in at the front of the
w2gn to g'-t his coat, and when getting
out the oiea took fright and threw him
frota the wagon tongue. Both wheels
rasei ever his head and nac":, crushing
ha -,r a i0rrii)ie manner. Lrs- Liv
lr'?n an.j D;ack were ;IJlmol:.u,.p s n-
jl i an x w,;.,irQ th lt f
ei'iOi' is in a
rair way to recover, although Lis
"rs- w.!?rei of.
fa
life, at : 1
2r"Ve do not wish to be in any way
csydous about the matter of competition,
and if it is insisted upon shall make no
serious objection to the eUy authority
letting the publication of the ordinances
to the luivfjt bidder. We do this mere
ly for the purpose of saving the city four
or f.ie hundrnl d .lltir. If the council
will let us know when the bids will be re
ceived and opened, we will try and have
ours on hand.
("Returns of the election in Virgin
ia reprt.-ent that in othr portions of the
State, as well as' Richmond, the regular
ijece.-sion car. iidati s Law been enernlly
cucc.-s.-f ul. Kncourupred by the results,
it is said the guerrilla cheif, Mosby,
designs bein a candidate for Cunress.
has long been a fjue-ition, in the
minds of soim, at what poit.t in Nebraska
the cheapest tnd best stoves and tin-ware
were kept, and what house kept the larg
est stock on hand. The vexed question
has at last been settled, and we believe it
is given up by all wh ) have given the
thin ahorouh investigation, that F.. T.
Duke & Co., at the Younjt America stove
and tin store, h.ve the best assortment
and are selling the cheapest of any house
in tin west. Call and see.
Q'p'Mr. Duke, wLji) character for
truth and v tract y is above suspicion, !
" I
authorizes us to say that ti e report, at
tempted to be palmed off on the people
of this county, that parties had proposed
to publish the tax-list for a less amount
of corapens.itinn than is prescribed by
law, is a falsehood, and has no thadow
of truth for a foundation. He also de
nouncs the statement, that the Herald
hail been promised the tax-list in ad
vance, as a base fabrication, which we
can bear witness of, were it needed.
ryrhe Nebraska city ..us, so long
published by Thomas Morton, has, iu a
measure, changed hands, and is now
published by Thomas Morton & Co., with
.1. .Sterling Morton's namo as editor.
oteiling is well known as a writer,
throughout the Territory, having been
:'or some ti.ue editor of the Stws when
that paper win first established. J. D.
Lauer, who has been a journeyman in the
office most of the t.me since the paper
was started, is the other p irtner. Strict
attention to business is almost invaria.
bly crowned with sucess, and this is an
evidence that ''jour, printers" are no
exception tjthe rule.
"5?"It is said that ''Misery loves com
pany," and it appears to be perfectly nat
ural for a certain class of men, when
they get caught in some of their rascality,
to attempt, without excusing themselves,
to make people believe that others are as
guilty as they are. But when a man
enters into a compact ith others of his
prof-siou J 1'iii ple-.lgi-s bis honor to abide
by certain ru.es an i regulations uu u
a iit-i--j.-iiy nit1.': L u. L'lr.'ti i u his local. -
iy, ami men nrean ins p.igiu.l laitn ll.ei
lirst time hism n ipoly is interfi red willi, ! as appiHisers of the above descrihed es
and promulgate a fa!-ii od to iinpii- ! tray, and who ma le due return thereof,
. . , .v . i
c ate otliers, tnmkin rei-.sonm ' men arc '
apt to cotici u lo that
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he is Hot fair aild
hoiioral.de in his ileulingt with mankiuj
s 'pvoially lliose of his own profession
'."There is a
;rt in the c;tv that
i-.t'"", has been appropriated by the
1. M. R. II. comjmny to be expened on
ill-; road from this city west, work to be
Claimenced this fall. Wo would advi;t:
our citicens not to get excite 1 over runnrs
of this kind, because reason teaches u !
that no actual labor, in the construction
of the road, will bo performed b. fore
next spring. The companj may make
preliminary arrangements this fall for
pushing the road ahead in tha spring: but
contracts will h ive to be let, and things
put in proper shape before active opera
tions are commenced. We are of the
opinion that this road will be the lirst
one completed to Ft. Kearney, hut do
cot thit'k it good roucy for our citizens to
buuj it any faster than the company will
pay for it.
Lope Star .Mining Comtant. This Co.,
under the management of its gentb'nian-
ly ng'iit, Capt. j'eo. K. Kimball, passed
through our streets last evening, en-route
for the gold fklds of Colorado. The
train is mostly loaded with costly ma
chinery, which will be put in operation
immediately upon its arrival. The com
pany is from the city of Boston, and we
are pleased to see have been so fortunate
as to secure the services of Cant. K..
and under such management the Cnn-;
, . !
paiiy cannot but prove a success. The!
train master, Mr. Ceo. F. Know ies, is tha
right man in the right place, while that
inimitable Clark is always on hand and
ready to "smile." The train is compos
ed of mt n who are well qualified for the
business that they are about to engage
in, and we wish them every success.
Grand Concert anu Festival. There
w ill be a grand Concert and Festival giv
en at the Brick School House on Friday
evening next (Aug. 11th) for the benefit
of theM. E. Church. The proceeds will
be used for repairing the Parsonage.
The Concert Ville given by the Oma
ha Musical Troupe composed of
Mrs. & Mr. Johnson, Alto and Tenor.
Miss Alice Clark, Soprnno.
Miss Gusia Etabrook, Contratto.
Charles E. Parcell Basso PrOiundo.
In addition to the above there will also
be music by the Plattsmouth Musical
Troupe.
Farm for Sale
The underained offers for snle hia !
arm, i-iiiis.-.iii o i v
cultivation, situated 17 miies w-st of
Pl.-ittkiu.iii'ii. Also on. sDu'n of iiorses
and a -.'agon, farming utensils. e. For
.irtieuirirs enquire Ol m. Li win, 'Jieu-
da!u P O
TVM. SPENTE.
MARRIED At the residence of Mr.
George Tiiorndike, on the 2d inst, by
Rev. SVro A. Amsbury. Mr. Albert C.
Touier and Mrs. Martha A. IIctchins.
At the same time and place, Mr. T.ver
a3d S. CniLD and Miss II. EuzABtTH
TnORNDlSK.
On the 3d of August, at the ofa?-3 of
the Probut Court, by J. V. Marshall.
Probata Judge, Mr. John A. Nesbitt and
Miss Nancy Grinnell.
On the 4th of Aug.. at the same place,
by the same Mr. N. B. Walker and Miss
Kllex Thraii.kill, all of Cass Co.. N. T.
DIED At Wiles' Grove, July 20th,
of Typhoid fever, Miss. Rebecca Jane
DtCKrr.sos.
Sister Dickcrson has resided but a
short time in our Territory. While here
sh; h is buried her liulLand and her
daughter Martha Lucretia. l'wo days af
ter her death, her son William followed
her. They leave to the bereft fanily the
brightest evidence of a Christian victo
LOCAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE
Is hereby given to all ijonnty and Pre
cinct Officers who are entitled to the laws
of the lUth Session of the Legislature of
Nebraska, (by virtue of their respective
offices) that said laws are now ready for
distribution at the office of the County
Clerk, as provided for bv law.
ii MtiiTnrrkMi i
Ii. SPURLOCK, Co. Ci'k,
Cuss Co., N. T.
riattsmouth, Auj. 8th., 1S63.
WASTED.
An Office on Main Street, or near it.
Apply at this office. July 26 tf.
REDUCTION OF PRICES.
S. Bloom takes pleasure in announc
ing to his friends and customers that he
will sell anything in the line of Clothing,
Boots A Shoes, c., at reduced prices for
the next thirty days, in order to make
room for a new stock of goods. Do not
fail to call if you want anything in his
line.
SALE OF AN E5TRAY-
I will oiler for sale, on the 19th day of
August, 1SG5, at the residence of Dwight
Terre), Cass County, N. T., between the
hours of 1( o'clock A. M., and 2 o'clock
P. M., to the highest bidder, One Steer,
taken up by Dwight Terrel, iu the Coun
ty aud Territory aforesaid.
L. O. MILLER,
Justice of the Peace,
In and for said County and Territory.
July 22, ISG5.
ESTRAY NOTICE.
Taken up by the subscriber living in
Mount Pleasant Precinct, December 10,
1S(J4, One Red Heifer, one year old last
Spring, branded on the left hip with
mark not perceivable.
LEVI G. TODD.
Said animal was appraised by Wm.
Wimer and Daniel Maples, at Mount
Pleasant, July 17th, 1813.
Wm. Wimek, ) .
Tx ' Appraisers.
Daniel Mai'lls, J ' 1
Territory of Nebraska, f
Cass County. $
This day personally appeared before
me a Justice of the Peaex; in and for
said Countv, Win. Whner arid Daniel
p,n!.,, al,j were n r.rmlnted and oualilied
ai iii'iiir, iii i uo ii tuidi nuiiini,
, ,..L i r . . . L . . i.i i -.
ill'; iiu uay or .ugusi n'ii, ai iocioc;i
I I. r.i.l.T.e lif I. i To i ni
the day of S:tle of said estrnv.
JNO. F.'BUCK,
Justice of the Peace.
July 17, IS'j-3.
SALE OF AH ESTRAY.
t or about 10 o'clock. A. M., on the
i 12:n d.av of Augu-t, lt", at the resi
! d-nce 'f Il-nrv Stub, in Oreapolis Pre-
cine:, I shall sell, for cash in bin L to
tlt bighr.-t bidd.T, the following prop
er tv, taken upas an est ray anil jiosteu
I.v ileorv Stud, to-wit : Onn Ox, about
eieht years old, marked with a crop otf
bis left ear, and is of a red p.nd white
color. Appraised at Forty Dollars. Ap
praised by Frank ii. Puree! and Jacob
Horn.
Bv ordr of HENRY STULL.
J.i:iS O'Neil, Justice of the Peace.
Esray ITorso.
Taken up by th j subscriber, on his
enclosed premises in Louisville prscinct,
Cass county N. T., about twelve miles
west of Plattsmouth, on the 2st inst.,
one iron cray horse, about Iii 1-2 hands
high, and su pose.J to ba about four
vears old, no marks or brands perceiva
ble. The owner is requested to prove
property, pay charges and take said an
imnl away. CHAS. II. DUTIFUL,
I'latt-u'iouth, June 22, lSio.
ESTRAY NOTICE.
Taken up by the Subscriber residing
three miles South of Plattsmoath, Cass
eo.. N. T., u the 17th day of June,
1 (')"), one Dark Bay Horse, l4 1-2 hands
high, branded C or ( on each shoulder,
had a headstall on when found, is about
live vears old The owner i s hereby re-
'uetcd toa'i1- prove property, pay
chirires and take him away,
; 11 TIIOMVS
Juue 21 w3.
CHEAPEST YET!
Wm. Herald, corner of Main and Sec
ond streets, is still soiling Groceries, Pro
vision Farm Produce, &C., as low as
any House in the West. Farmers who
have produce to sell will do well to call
on him before disposing of their trade.
May 30, 1SG3 If.
Boots & Shoes A larse lot just re
cieved by, Amisos, Dqvey & Co .,
Pistols A large lot just received
by Asison, Dovey"&Co.
A Card to Invalids.
A Clrgvtd:i:i, whr? r siding in SuutU America as
s niissir oury, diHovered af and simple irmcdy
fr the curi; of Servnm VVane Early Vetay,
D;ie of th1 Ciir.iry ao't Seminal Oigans, acd
th" nhotf triia of !isord 'rs br.uight on tybaaful
uod vicioa hal (treat iianibern hve hetia ni-
I earty cure 1 l y this af ble retne lr. Prompted by a
riefiii e t i bttieHt 'h aSictil atd unfoitumite, I will
seed the recipe fjr Frpriai? and u.-ir.g this DieJi
c.re. In a Malvd enTeli. lo any cue who nneds it,
! I'rte of CJi -rge.
I n s-( iuciK a post paid enviepe, aJirested to
AddreM JOsEPH T. IN'MAN,
, Jane 23
j
bLaticn D. Bible Hou-e,
Sew Turk City.
WILLITT POTTENGER.
V TH I )B h V A 1 I . A
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PLATTSIIOUTH
- NEEP.ASKA.
1 I I
CHEAP GOODS
AT THE
NEW STORE!
Howe & Thatcher,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DK A LiltS IK
FANCY GOODS,
Boots and Shoes,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
Hardware. Queenswarc,
STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES,
OUTFITTING GOODS.&C
THEY
WILL tm BE UNDERSOLD
Call before purchasing-, and
Examine Goods and Prices.
If you do not buy, you will
Oct FOstea 2
UEJIEMBER
THE PLACE,
iws:tiyi streets
OPPOSITE TOST OFFCE,
PLATTSMOUTH, N. T.
July 1, 1SG-3- if
PHOVISION STORE !
We have opened a
"X" o
Opposite the
PLATTE VALLEY HOUSE,
Where we are
Off
ering and are Selling
Everything
Usually found in the Provision Line,
vi
We wish to buy all kinds of
Country Produce.
Such as
Butter,
Vegetables, &cM
For which the
Highest Price
will be paid
In Money.
s3rTho?e having such articles to sell
will do well to call and see us before
selling.
J. II. HEYSEIt &. Co.
Plaitscnouth, May 22, "65.
JNTEST HIPJESJSS shop.
j M. B. MURPHY,
Main St., opposite Platte Valley House,
PLATTSMOUTH. - - - NEBRASKA.
Has on hand a large stock of
SADDLES, HARNESS, COLLARS,
BRIDLES- WHIPS, SPURS,
Curry Combs, Brushes, Cards, ifce.
IIo can
Outfit a Mule or Horse Train
With everything in his line, on Bhort notice.
My motto is "Quick Sales and Small Profits."
Repairing done at all limes, at reasonable rates.
BLACK, BUTTERY cfc CO.,
Vholesale and
Drugs, Medicines and Oils,
Fine Toilet Soaps, Brushes and Perfumery,
Pure Wines and Liquors, for Tuedicinal use,
Dye "Woods, Dye StufTs,
Farmers, freighters and physicians
Will find our stock of Medicines complete. Warranted Genu
ine and of the best quality.
Physicians' Prescriptions Carefully Filled by Dr. Plack,
Plattsmouth, May 1st, 1S65, tf
S-r s4 -A
mm j
E. T. DUKE ct Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Stoves, Tin, Sheet Iron, Brass, Japaned
AND STAMPED WARE.
Wrp keep constantly on hand Emigrants' and Freighters'
OUTFITTING- GOODS,
Such as Camp Stoves, Frying Pans, Skillets and Lids, Ovens,
Camp Kettles, &c. We also keep Chain Pumps and
Fixtures, Hydraulic Cement, Sad Irons, Fruit
Cans and Jars, Lanterns, Coilee Mills
JOS STVOJEJESL I
Tin Roofing, Guttters and Spouting done on short notice, -with
neatness and despatch. Are agents for the sale of Stew
art's celebrated Combination coal or wood Cook Stove.
Give us a call we will not be undersold Main St., South Side, between
Second and Third Streets,
PLATTSMOUTH. - - ' KE13IIASKA
W.
i
North
Pictures taken of all Kinds.
Ambrotype3, Photographs, Gem Pictures, &s A wood assortment of Case9 Frame3,
Album! &c, constantly kept on hand. Gilt and Rosewood Molding, or Frames
made to order, of any size.
Apothecaries Hall.
JOHN REED & CO.,
Cor. Main and 5th Sts.,
NEBRASKA CITY, - - NEB-
Dealers in
DRUGS & .MEDICINES,
Paints, Oils, Putty andGlass-
Pstent Me.icinn of all kinds, ToiW articles, cta
t'onery. and i Trry:h!n? kept iu a flrst-ciass lizug
Stoie, at Eastern price.
&f We are prepare! to flU a'.lordsrt . and wirrant
onrgjrii to Be frifb. arr.IO '64
Retail Dealers in
and Fancy Articles Generally.
i..UC nr .s4 -jU
wj sir
'LlU
L.THOMAS' -Mrm
n 1 1 ....l-.i
Side Miin Et ,
THE PRAIRIE FARMER,
DEVOTED TO
Agriculture) Horticulture, Mechanics, Ed
ucation, Home Interests, General
. Aews, Markets, rfc.
Pnblithel Weekly, ltf.a neat octavo form ofaixteen
paxes, w th an icilti at the end of each volume
(six monhi.)
TERMS: f 2.00 A YEAR. IX ADVAXCE.
For Club oticelM and $24, one copy free.
53-Apprcpriate adrertieemeats will be placed In
(he rAEKEE fir 15 cent pt-r line ef (pace. Xonpa
ricl, each inaertiun, in advance. Spe-ial Jio ices,
leaded, preceiinp adverti ementg, twenty tenta per
line of aire occ tp;ed.
A rqure c )mpri-ta ten lines of K ace.
53-The circulation f tbe PRAIUIK FAKMES U
now ttic Urpeet of any paper of iin clam hi the Wat
and North -West, and 0r3 to Nurserymen, FluiUta
and Implement il.iuufrtctu'ers, the beat medium to
react! the uojsim iatcretd.
E31EHX C0 ,2Lake6t..
Cbicaj-, lil
CIIAS. VOGT & CO ,
Cor. Maiu and 5th fits.,
NEBRASKA CITY, NEBRASKA.
Dealers in
LEATHER AND IRON,
sSdle&.shoe leather,
Saddlers' Hardware
Findings and Tools,
WAGOKS, PLOWS, &c.
("Orders Promptly attended to.
KLEl'SER & WISE,
Dealers in
BOOKS & STATIONERY,
WALL PAPER,
WINDOW SHADES,
Confectioneries,
IVotions,
Toys.
Coal Oil Lamps.
Sec, &c.
We are also aper.ts for (he Buchinan Vfool'"r
Mills, of St Jo8t-ph, Ho., and have ujw ou hand a
tioid assortment of
FAXCV CASSIJfEBES,
CLOTHS, JEASS,
FLASXELS, ? ,
which we lia ve received on commission, and are
prepared to exchange fur
WOOL OR CASH,
at very reasonabls ij;urei. fiive u a call,
oue d-or east of tlie IIebald ullicv, riattsiuouth,
lictira- Va.
ilay 10, 1SJ5. tf
TSIE TUIIllIAE for 1SG5.
rKOSPECTL'?.
The Military and Naval ,uccese of lsfi4, with thi
aiiHpici''U4 reult f our l'reni.ient ial eoritest, hava
lilted a iieuvy weight inmi Ihv breasts of tlie loyl
iniliicn of our countrymen. It i now felt, even by
til. ise who hiive been "distrustful and faint bearte'l
that rl:e I'uion i to emerge triumphant, fiom tho
deadly strife herciuto sLc i so ii kedly pricipi
tatedVy her aKailatit. and that slavery, her r.--lentless
foe.i to ncounter th-- f ite of Hainan. Tloi
ji.jri!s of foreiuu iiervc'itiuii und of Wi -tern ir.BUi
rectiou are safety t ; Abraham I.ixcols, h
I'.np r ;.sHil;it!e hs a choiee f the minot iv. holdH
the l.eim ol'Maie f r four yo:ir loi.ei; the rt-b' liinn,
alpi.ly weakened by its dff'ats and loea iluiii.
toe i a-t year with its rrlit po reilueed tiiat m
purse-bearer otlMia:lv dicinren th.it it'' Treasury
notes oan e.tiU bee'h idi 1I t-T coin at the rare o
twenty five for ore, hile i's 1otm1s corom inl bui
six cents ou the dollr-but awaits the blow whicK
thall oon Hrlke the sword from its paracidal baud
and remit Its maMer pii its t th- justice, or it may
t e lo the cicm'.rcy, ef a sorely wrotiperi aud justly
incenr l but f rbe:iriti and mse-Kuii'ioua eople.
Sueh are the ausjic8 which j istify our faith tha' tha
pie-eut ye:rr will see the tars and Ftr.p s float un
1 h lienced from everv battlemetil in the Republic,
and the perfect law of Liberty f r All inimovably irn
beted iu the tntitutiou of our t'uioii.
Tm: "fcw Cork Tkiutne, fitunded in 1S41, will en
ter tton its twenty-fourth year with qni:keni
h opes and inlarfr-d means f asetuiaess. lis priuci
pb s reed no re-st.iteuiei.t: its aims are the uitT'i-ii u
of IntJlirence and the iniculati. of a spii it if Prwe
rioin aud liuioanity. Wien litis tiutli shall hnvo
Veeu cencially recojjuized and e.tabliehed as the ba
sis of our instituiions arid polity, that in.mstice tt iba
pjci est, the weakest, the most Despised , is a fea-fol
mistake that no community oe state can atl'ora lo
wr cci: even its liumble..t meinb.i theu will our
land ba k once mure iu the calm sunshine of peac i
and prosperity.
The Ikiui ,k h is for the last year been puhli-hel
witlioiit prout to its proi'i ictors, s'dely because of ti.Q
tlepre-iation of our c-irr n''v bt low ppoeie slnlarU.
conipeliiiirf us lo buy paper aud other materials at
cost consi lerahly ahove toe auiouiit revived fr. 111
otir sul-scriiiers. Un our weekly edition, the net lo-
has amounted tc several th' Usai.ds of dollar; wiiill
our lari;e rec-,pts frm advert iiiiiK have Iwn wbjii
iibiorbed by the ex'i H'.rdiiiary e.poues Tor Cutrt y
pnn Icnce, Teleir aphin', etc., devolved on us by tl i
war. As we do mt suppose our,p;itruu desire that e
should w-.rk fur them at our est. and pierr u I i.
be patronized by any who mat d. -iie it. we have
soui-wli.it a ivaueed lor the ensuing year the. pric.
of our .ein eek ly aud Weekly, as we h id alreajy
done with those of our daiiy efhtmns. This lucrea-e
is purely nominal; there never bet'ore was a 111111
when the farmer of tir ceuniry country could buy
The Ti ibuu' l.r so iittle of tlteir cwu paoducttt or
labor as they can by the luitnwint;
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